Social and Personal News from Plumner and Nearby
Social items list visits and returns of Mrs J Wesley Bricker from Plumner Idaho with the Schnebbys Broadfording Road and others including William T Schlotterbeck from Baltimore, Margaret Long and family in Wilson Boulevard, trips among Middle Atlantic states, hospital and illness updates, a boat trip to Boston planned by Mr and Mrs Foster and sister, Anne Schnepfe recovering from scarlet fever, Virginia Blount visiting her sister Lenora Blount, Virginia, Catherine Smith recovering from a lacerated foot, and birth notice of James Nelson Humelsine born Tuesday morning weighing 824 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Bricker
Plumner, Idaho
Wice and
Mrs
J. J. Schnebly
Broadfording Road
Anne Schnepfe
A. T., Zensmyer
Edmond Foster
Virginia Brenne
Frank Humelsine
West Side Avenue
James Nelson
Circle Has Social Meet at First Christian Church Home
The Helping Hand Circle of the First Christian church met at Mrs. C. M. Shingleton's home on the Cays Town Pike with hostesses Mrs. Silas Mozingo, Mrs. Harper, and Mrs. Shingleton. A program honoring Mrs. Harper and various members was followed by refreshments, with numerous members and several visitors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
C. M. Shingleton
Cays Toown Pike
Silas Mosengo
Harper
Shingleton
Purdham
Arnsparger
Wirts
Shue
Niemyer
Cora Rodgers
Neikirk
George Wolfinger
Baker
Silas Mozinge
Bounds
Lawrence
Saum
Clarkson
Clark
Reel
Moats
Keller
Talbert
Crabil
Powell
Foreman
Judd
Jane Daley
Julia Talbert
Cosmetics Should Go With Clothes
New York fashion guidance urges cosmetics to match fall costumes. Pink powder clashes with red tones while blue tones drain the face, so warm ochre or pinkish powders and red rouge with a bluish cast are advised. Brown and green tones pair with brown and green outfits, purple suits many, and bold makeup complements black ensembles. Nail polish trends align with color harmony. Some shops offer shade tables for customers to test matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eads
New York
Brenner Heads to Paris for Three Year Sculpture Study
Henri Brenner son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brenner of Summit Avenue sails today on the Holland American liner Pottsdam to Paris for a three year study of sculpture funded by a Chaloner Paris prize scholarship with all expenses paid. Brenner has gained wide fame in America for paintings and sculpture and has earned other valuable awards. The piece notes that Ray Greenleaf, a New York artist, treated the first camouflaged gas tank in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Brenner
Joseph Brenner
Summit Avenue
Paris
Pottsdam
Brenner
America
Ray Greenleaf
New York
Western Md Garden Clubs Hold Meeting
Problems and projects of the Garden Clubs of Western Maryland were presented at a meeting yesterday at Springfield Farm near Williamsport. Ninety representatives from Frederick Blue Ridge Summit Hancock Hagerstown and the Garden Section of the Hagerstown Women's Club attended hosted by the Hagerstown club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
William Post Duvall
Springfield Farm
Williamsport
Hagerstown Club
Frederick
Biue Ridge Summit
Hancock
Hagerstown
Helena Stouffer
E. P. Cahill
Hancock Club
Henry Holzapter
Women’s Club
Mary Carroll
Baltimore
Marland
Carroll
Pennsylvania
Maryland Federated Garden Clubs
Fred Leiter
W. T. Hamilton
Wagerstown
Elmer Funkhouser
Kenneth Bonner
Marshall Wilson
Edna Smith
Macomb Campau
Detroit
William Davison
Greencastle
J. Gower
R. 8. Stouffer
Mies Betty Campau
Ackerman and Jones Wed in Chewsville Ceremony
Miss Virginia M Ackerman and Arthur P Jones were married at Chewsville on Wednesday by Rev H Snell. They were accompanied by several friends from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia M. Ackerman
Arthur P. Jones
Chewsville
H. Snell
Robert Milton Hesson
Mildred Roberta Ausherman
Williamsport
Rehobeth
Do You Recall J Riley Wheelock leaves for Carlisle post
J Riley Wheelock resigns as municipal band director to accept the directorship to music at Carlisle Indian School. Dr Percy Hoover of Waynesboro elected president of Cumberland Valley Medical Society. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company names officers led by Armstrong Lindsay Spangler Fisher, Hicks resigns as attendance officer over draft concerns. City market sees young chickens at 46 cents and old hens at 22 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Riley Wheelock
Carlisle Indian School
Percy D. Hoover
Waynesboro
Cumberland Valley Medical Society
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Wm. H. Armstrong
George R. Lindsay
C. A. Spangler
Capt. Geo. L. Fisher
J. J. Firey
W. B. Mobley
F R Harmon
R M. Marker
Drowning of Pastor Ray Lentz in Potomac Sea
Ray Lentz pastor of the Lutheran Church at Shepherdstown drowned in the Potomac while swimming. John Kyd Beckenhaugh and Harriett Louise Howard were licensed to wed. George McCarter appointed constable for Hagerstown district. Myra McDade Nancy Mumma Clinton Miller Jos Burkhart and Victor Funkhouser named public school teachers. High school graduates Homer Miller Harvard John G. Bower Jr Cornell Charles Downs Cornell Berry Plummer Lebanon Valley George Baker Lehigh pursue college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray, Max Lentz
Lutheran Church
Shepherdstown
Potomac
John
Kyd
Beckenhaugh
Harriett Louise Howard
Big City
Myra McDade
Nancy Mumma
Clinton Miller
Jos. Burkhart
Victor Funkhouser
Pblic
Homer Miller
Harvard
John G. Bower
Cornell
Charles Downs
Berry Plummer
Lebanon Valley
George Baker
Lehigh
Slenderness Pattern No 899 Promises Slimming Dress Idea
Pattern 宣传 describes a dress with double sleeves and surplice bodice, slimming seaming on the skirt. It lists sizes from 28 to 46, fabric yardage for 36 and 33 inch materials, and extra yardage for contrasting sleeves and collar. Buyers are asked to send fifteen cents and provide name address style and size. It advertises a fashion magazine with color supplement at ten cents when ordered with a pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashion Magazine
Paris Style News
Sensenbaughs Held Reunion
Descendants of the Sensenbaugh family held their fourth annual reunion at Hagerstown City Park on Sunday September 4 with over a hundred present. The oldest member was Ellen Sensenbaugh 92 of Chewsville and the youngest Corinne Yingling five weeks old of Union Bridge. Officers elected for the new year were: President Lloyd Sensenbaugh and Vice President Alvin Sensenbaugh, both of Smithsburg. Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Sensenbaugh Lappans. A program committee was named: Ruth Sensenbaugh Mildred Sensenbaugh Mary Royer Mrs Sara Smith Mrs Frances Burger and Mrs Mas Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensenbaugh
Hagerstown City Park
Ellen Sensenbaugh
Chewsville
Corinne Yingling
Union Bridge
Lloyd Sensenbaugh
Alvin Sensenbaugh
Smithsburg
Ruth Sensenbaugh
Lappans
Mildred Sensenbaugh
Mary Royer
Sara Smith
Frances Burger
Mas Moore
My Beauty Hint By Arline Judge
ARLINE JUDGE offers a weekly beauty tip for arms hands nails and elbows detailing cleansing with soap warm water applying cleansing cream massaging arms hands then rinsing. The piece notes a five minute arm massage and contrasts it with facial care while mentioning a Williamsport marriage and Pope's Beauty Parlor apprentice work 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline
Romesberg celebrate first wedding anniversary at home
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Romesberg observed their first anniversary at their West Antietam Street residence entertaining friends including Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Remsburg and several neighbors. Mrs. Romesberg is former Jessie Young of Luray Virginia with guests presenting linen silver and crystal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Romesberg
Knessley Apartments
West Antietam Street
Romesberg
Jessie Ys Young
Luray
W. L. Remsburg
Funkstown
Charles Remsberg
Chester Fitz
Billy
William Sanis
Harry Snyder
J. J. Schlotterbeck
Edward Schlotterbeck
Young People Enjoy A Ride On Carl's Excursion Boat
The Downsville Church youth group spent a lively evening aboard Carl's excursion boat. They traveled Ayis Mill to Dam No. 4 and back to Rowland's anchorage, with games, dancing, and refreshments. Attendees included Agnes Downs Hannah Fleeck Margaret Artz Nellie Thomas Milbrey Downey Saxon Cavanaugh Waunita Cline Charlotte McCoy Thelma Marshall Edna Snyder Anna Dick Stanley Jones Harry Jones Robert Frick Richard Kesselring Homer Cavanaugh George Dick Ralph Dick Charles Downey Lewis Reid Irvin Dinkle Davis Melotte Sherman Melotte Edgar Cline Russell Nick Lewis Iver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Department
The
Downsville Christian Church
Carl’s
Ayis’ Mill
Dam No. 4
Rowsland’s
Misses Agnes Downs
Hannah Fleeck
Margaret Artz
Nellie Thomas
Milbrey Downey
Saxon Cavanaugh
Waunita Cline
Leagues to Resume Devotionals Sunday
The Luther Leagues in the city will resume devotional meetings Sunday evening at 6 30 p m The topic is Does God Really Care Miss Jane Ernst leads at St John s Fred Eutler and Miss Helen Marker lead programs for St Mark s The Trinity Intermediates under Sister Catherine Neuhardt also open their devotionals tomorrow evening Officials promise a strong year with many fall activities planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Leagues
God
Jane Ernst
St. John's
Fred Eutler
Trinity
Helen Marker
St. Mark's
Catherine Neuhardt Wilh
Cinderitis and the vision of false friends in We Women
Betty Brainerd explains cinderitis as a universal, painful defect of the mind s eye that distorts perception and provokes vanity and petty actions. The essay likens a coal dust cinder in the eye to illusions about friends and partners and urges swift action through self reflection or medical help to restore clear thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Cinder
Jean Harlow Threatened, Paper Reports New Clues
John Carmichael testified that the Bern couple parted on Sunday night as friends. Miss Millett, former Mrs Paul Bern, is reported missing after a Sacramento river trip. authorities search the river and Reno police to verify if she reached Carson City. An empty bathing suit bag fuels theories she faked her death. meanwhile Paul Bern’s funeral rites proceed with mourners present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carmichael
Bern
Dorothey Millette
Paul Bern
Sacramento
San Francisco
Calif
Reno
Miss Millett
Nevada
Pictures of Buildings in Japan Capital Continue Page 1
Japanese media broadcast alleged American actions near Kurile Islands and new air bases in the Aleutians. Kokumin Shimpolinked to anti Japan sentiment while U S reports on Hangchow air bases and instructors emerged. Officials urged official denial of bank photo misuse claims though photos were for promotional materials per New York directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riers
Kurile Islands
Aleutian Islands
Osaka
United States War Department
Kokumin Shim UN
America
Japan
Aleutian
Isands
Hangchow
China
Shanghai
John L. Jouett
U. S.S. Army
National City Bank
New York
Far East
Regina M Feigley Piano Teacher at 408 E Antietam St
Regina M Feigley offers private piano lessons and instruction in music theory rhythm and orchestration. Trained at Peabody Conservatory and the New York School of Music and Arts with certificates. Located at 408 East Antietam Street, phone 653 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina M. Feigley
E. Antietam St
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Alstems
Evening Mail
William T. Schlotterbeck
Nora Lchlotterbeck
Lynn Haven Apartments
South Potomac Street
Margaret R. Long
Wilson Boulevard
Nome
Washington
Ruth E. Hebb
Floris R. Hebb
Roy Kerlin
McConnelsburg
Charles Edwin Kline
Union Memorial Hospital
Virginia Blount
Lenora, Blount
Ramona Apartments
Woodland Way Show
Mary Elizabeth Wagner
State of
Delaware
Scott R. Wagner
Dental Association
Buffalo
Ruth W. Dusenberry
Leitersburg
Moller Apartments
George Appel
Atlantic City
M. PB. Moller, Jr
Gay
Woodland Way
Bermuda
Paul Nelson Fleming
Great Lakes
Ida Mong
J. J. Myong
West Franklin Street
P. T. Gearhart
Hollywood
Cal
B. F. Gearhart
Winona Lake
Ind
Catherine Smith
Liberty Street
Caroline Holzapfel
Henry Holzapfel
Vinton Hershey
Martin J. Urner
Catoctin Country Club
Kline Bros. Best
Nettleton Shoes
McCardell Bros
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
ABE Martin
Public Square
Iwomen’s
S & B Hat Works
East Washington
Lois Lumm
Salon de Beaute
Prospect St
the House of
Eavings Williemaport
Velaphens Company
Western MD
EL Russell Hicks
George McCarter
D. M. Tice
TRE Pally Mail
Niles, Michigan
Daily Mail Pattern Department
Sensenbaughs
City Park
Order of de Molay
Braddock Heights
DeMolay
Ty Zeigler
Hilton Long
Fred Mowen
Frei ‘Entler
Edgar Reed
Melvin Shell Iman
Leslie K. Spielman
Pope
Rudolph A. Hansicker
Reading
Nora M. Williams
Lebanon
Charles A. Leas
Mabel Weaver
Harrisburg
Floyd H. Tumblin
Rippon
Lillie E. Martz
Middleburg
Theodore R. Hell
Helen Weavedall
Robert M. Waltz
Catherine C. Tiles
This City
J. Dalerons
Agnes Jeanette Stehle
Annapolis
Lewis H. Fost
Haticook
Jiessie M. Bowman
Little Orleans
U.S
Tan
Clarion
D&y
Belden City Fair
W. Stanley Central Press
Betty Brainerd
Cinders
California
Joan Morrell
Venice
Galveston
Tex
Jean Harlow
Tristate Electrical Supply Co
Rochester Place
Valiee Hoffman
Barnhart
Clopper
John D. Myers & Co
Peabody Conservatory of Musich
N. Y. School of Music
Fessons
Old
Jerry Harp
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